All posts tagged in Experiment
• Close to AvB’s roots • Space race themed • Unconventional kickdrum There’s a massive appeal for the underground sound more than ever: look no further from Calvin Harris, who scored two potential 2023 summer hits by devoting to the late 90s sound. There are many other similar instances, and as of latest, Armin van
• Delicate vocal, clashing with the underground rhythm • Fisher bassline against Future Rave lead • Experimental approach that works! Let’s be honest, Future Rave is rocking right now, and I’m thrilled to see many producers reinventing what Guetta & MORTEN have introduced to the EDM scene. This experiment by the Sidney-based Dizzie Dayze is
Pop music stalwarts have always tested the waters in myriads of Dance music, be it Lady Gaga’s enthusiasm with electro and house or the Weeknd’s recent endeavors involving Swedish House Mafia, to varying degrees of success. The world of EDM has intertwined (and once ruled) over the pop industry time and time again, leading to
• Unexpected but rewarding experiment • Simplistic on paper, effective in action • Delicate atmosphere and vocals Catching me unawares, Michael Phase impressed me with this type of a song, considering that the American producer specializes on harder genres with his discography peaking at a rushing 200 BPM, just to give you a rough idea.
• Contrasting and different style • Repetitive vocal, even with pitch alterations • Catchy but predictable melody Being a producer that has always been focused on offering unique material to the masses since 2016, Sikdope has been meandering to either find a new style or attempting to give “back to the roots” sensation. “Myself” is
• Native American chant, on a loop • Psy elements in the first drop and breakdown • Darker atmosphere “Rave Tribe” has got me excited plenty, which happens to be a Big Room Trance production from the up and coming Kaotix, excluding room for potential development in a genre that has stuck to specific boundaries
Out of all the comments that our fans left about “Harmonica Andromeda” (from here on denoted as HA), one in particular impressed me the most, stating “KSHMR created an album knowing that its songs won’t be played live (in the upcoming months)”. That’s the key for comprehending this LP, a compilation that brings forth a
